Wimbledon 2016 (27/06-12/07): Đế chế Djokovic hay sự ngáng đường của Ivan Bạo Chúa

sau vụ chấn thương cổ tay trái thì em rất tiếc ko hề tin Nadal có thêm 1 GS nữa bác ạ.
hết thật rồi

Anh Bigtoe không bằng người khác nên luôn cố gắng dìm người khác xuống để mình ngoi đầu lên?

Xin hỏi anh Bigtoe không bằng người nào trong forum này? Mà không bằng là không bằng cái gì? Không bằng tư cách đạo đức? tài năng? tiền bạc? trình tennis? hay trình sinh hoạt tình dục tuần 8 nhát như chú @Mưa?

Quý tộc là phải biết chấp nhận sự thật, cho dù sự thật có phũ phàng như thế nào đi nữa.

Chú @chievo quý tộc giống anh Bigtoe. Sau khi nghe tin King Federer giải phẫu thẩm mỹ đầu gối, anh Bigtoe đã chấp nhận số 17 là số cuối cùng.

NAD chấn thương cổ tay có nặng như DELPO đâu mà hết hả bác, Olympic đã đánh lại được luôn kìa

Em vẫn đặt niềm tin vào NAD ở RG 2017

Fan của Nadal @RogerFederer007 và @Gia cát tiên sinh chú ý:

1. Có mặt Nadal ở Wimbledon 2016 mới quay tay được thì gọi là thánh quay tay.

2. Không có mặt Nadal ở Wimbledon 2016 mà vẫn quay tay được thì gọi là thần quay tay.

Anh Bigtoe chẳng cần biết Wimbldeon 2016 có mặt Federer, Nadal hay Nô? chỉ cần thấy các chú vào topic này là anh Bigtoe lại phọt phẹt vào quay tay với các chú.

Công nhận chuyện tennis nói hoài không hết.

Chấn thương lúc đầu không nặng nhưng ham tập luyện để đánh giải thì chấn thương sẽ ngày càng nặng thêm.

em đoán là đăng tin thế thôi. chứ ko đánh dc. và em dự đoán Nadal nhiều khả năng sẽ nghỉ cả US Open và các giải sau đó.
chúng ta chỉ gặp Nadal ở Úc mở rộng 2017 mà thôi.

P/s: bác có nhớ Del Potro cứ đánh dc vài trận là lại tái phát chấn thương ko ? mà Del chơi bóng bạt, ko chơi spin cần rất nhiều lực, nhiều sức như Nadal nhé.

Ông Phạm Tấn giờ viết nhảm thật.
Sau trận Nadal Nole ở Rome thì tung hô Nadal ngất trời, bảo rằng Nadal là đối thủ lớn nhất của Nole tại RG
Sau RG thì lại phán :"tin vào một người chỉ còn 70% phong độ so với thời đỉnh cao để cản bước Nole thì đúng là lạc quan tếu"

Chỉ hy vọng hão huyền Nadal không bị chấn thương cổ tay gì cả. Ở RG 2016 Nadal chơi dopping bị ban tổ chức RG bắt quả tang nên Nadal phải tự nghỉ RG 2016 như là án phạt cấm thi đấu không công bố.

Chứ còn Nadal thật sự bị chấn thương cổ tay thì xem như sự nghiệp của Nadal đã chấm dứt.

Cái đó không phải là nhảm mà là tùy cơ ứng biến. Hế Hế.

Anh Bigtoe cũng chơi chiêu này hoài mà các chú cũng chơi chiêu này hoài. Không nên chê chú Phạm Tấn nhảm.

Dr. Cotorro: ´Rafael Nadal will play Olympic Games if he is totally recovered´
Tennis - Rafa´s doctor is confident on the chances we have to see the Spaniard champion in Rio, even if ´he will comeback on court when he is totally recovered´ ..
'Immobilisation and rest is the way to follow, we will start with physical therapy sessions and an anti-infiammatory rehabilitation. We will try to speed up the recovery process as much as we can. This kind of injury imposes the rest, there are joints that can be defended better than others.'

The decision to skip Wimbledon has been imposed by times of recovery, which have been extremely short: 'The proximity between the end of the Roland Garros and the start of Wimbledon forced us to take a quick decision. The treatment is going well, but we decided that it's not the right moment to play such a tournament. Rafa is always ready to play, but after speaking about everything he took the right decision, he will comeback on court when he is totally recovered.'

Despite everything, Dr. Cotorro has high hopes on seeing Rafa play at the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro: 'We are all confident on the fact that Rafa will go to the Olympics. This is my goal, this is the goal of all the medical staff. If I say "I believe Rafa will be at the Olympics", is because I truly believe he will be there!'

Thậm chí ngay cả bác sĩ chữa cho Nadal cũng nói nước đôi bác 007 nhé!
ko có gì chắc chắn cả.

nói thật Nadal mà nghỉ em cũng ko còn hứng xem tennis nữa.
như Wim này ko có Nadal em chắc cũng ko xem.
có chăng xem lại HL buổi sáng trên 24 giờ!

Na nghỉ thì chuyển sang xem Nô. Nô cũng không tệ.

Vợ bỏ, bồ đá thì chuyển sang người khác. Không lẽ cả đời chú @chievo chung thủy quay tay với Nadal?

Ivan Lendl tuyên bố phá vỡ tham vọng "Golden Slam" của Djokovic

HLV Ivan Lendl đang tự tin cùng Andy Murray ngăn cản bước tiến của Novak Djokovic.

Murray mới trở lại hợp tác với HLV Lendl. Ảnh: Internet.
Với việc giành chức vô địch Roland Garros, Djokovic trở thành tay vợt đầu tiên kể từ thời của Rod Laver (1969) giành 4 Grand Slam liên tiếp. Hiện đang có phong độ cao, Djokovic không giấu diếm tham vọng đoạt nốt 2 Grand Slam còn lại trong năm nay, đồng thời giành luôn tấm HCV Olympic Rio để có 'Golden Slam'.

Trong số các tay vợt hiện tại, Murray được cho là có khả năng cản Djokovic đến với ngôi đền của những huyền thoại. Tay vợt 29 tuổi đến từ xứ sương mù vừa mới trở lại hợp tác với HLV Ivan Lendl. Murray cũng đồng thời là nhà đương kim quán quân Olympic.

“Novak Djokovic có cơ hội rất lớn để giành được Golden Slam năm nay. Rõ ràng, nếu có thể, Andy và tôi sẽ ngăn cản điều đó. Tôi ở đây là để làm việc này," HLV Lendl nói.

Lendl trong quá khứ từng giúp Murray đoạt 2 Grand Slam. Tuy nhiên vì quá bận rộn ông không thể cùng Murray đi khắp nơi để thi đấu, họ chia tay và Murray sau đó chiêu mộ HLV nữ người Pháp Amelie Mauresmo.

Tổng kết RG tí nào các bác

Rating Roland Garros

Serena lost her second straight Slam final, Stosur proved she's still a contender and Raonic had a French Open to forget. (AP)
Normally, when a major tournament is over, I regret that so many matches, performances and stories from the previous two weeks are instantly buried by the avalanche of analysis surrounding the finals. That's not as true this time. The 2016 French Open ended on a pair of up notes—Garbiñe Muguruza’s first Slam win and Novak Djokovic’s long-awaited first French Open win—but the tournament was lucky just to keep its head above water long enough to see those breakthroughs happen.

It’s not often that we move onto the grass-court season, most of which takes place in Great Britain, hoping for sunnier weather. Before we do, here’s a look back at how the major players in Paris measured up. If you see someone or something I’ve missed, feel free to give your assessment in the comments below.

For example: I didn't catch Alizé Cornet's now-legendary theatrical cramping incidentagainst Tatjana Maria. Normally I get a kick out of Cornet's dramatics, but these sounded like they could have earned her a red card.

*****

Novak Djokovic

His self-assurance, under what we assumed would be an Everest of pressure, was striking. Despite being down a set to Roberto Bautista Agut in the fourth round, Djokovic spent a rain delay frolicking in Chatrier under a spectator’s umbrella. And after squandering two match points in the final, and nearly giving away a seemingly insurmountable lead to a fired-up Andy Murray, Djokovic said he walked back to serve and told himself, simply, “OK, now you’ve got to do it.” And of course he did. There’s no one within a country mile of Djokovic at the moment, and he knows it.

With this win, he enters a new phase at age 29. By securing a career Grand Slam, Djokovic has filled the last hole in his résumé and put himself on the same historical plane as Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal. By winning four majors in a row, he has also done something they haven’t. Now two more chases begin for Djokovic: toward a calendar-year Grand Slam—or even a Golden Slam—in 2016, and toward Federer’s men’s-record 17 major titles. Can Djokovic, who has 12 Slams, get there? Let him answer:

“I don’t mean to sound arrogant,” he said on Sunday, “but I think everything is achievable in life.”

After his last 12 months, would you dare to doubt him? A+

*****

Garbiñe Muguruza

Is Muguruza about to take off like a rocket and not come down for years, or was this title just one of the high points in what will be a roller-coaster career? So far, while the sample size is small, the evidence points to the latter; her ups have always been followed by downs, and her downs followed by ups. But it would be nice to think that this 22-year-old could spend the next decade near the top of the sport. The powerful, proactive game; the polish and poise; the upbeat mix of confidence and verve (when things are going well): Muguruza is a star who has just begun to shine. But here’s hoping that she, and we, remember the lesson of her first Grand Slam win: When the next dip does happen, stick to the plan and the results will come back. Big results, in her case. A+

*****

Andy Murray

He painted a masterpiece on clay when he dethroned Stan Wawrinka in the semis. Then he was worn down and pushed around again by Djokovic. Still, this was Murray’s best effort at the French, and I’ll remember it for the way his semifinal performance left him nearly speechless afterward. At 29, Murray is still growing, on court and off. A

*****

Serena Williams

Like her fellow 34-year-old, Federer, the Slam finals that once were automatic are proving to be much trickier now. This was the second major in a row that Serena lost to a first-time champion, and the third straight time she went out on the final weekend—that never used to happen. As far as declines go, it could certainly be worse, and Serena was compromised physically in this one. On the positive side, it took her four Slams to tie Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova at 18; maybe that’s what it will take her to tie Steffi Graf at 22. On the minus side, she’s two years older now than she was then. A-

*****

Dominic Thiem

Yes, the ATP has a future, especially on clay. This was the French Open we expected from Thiem. He showed off all of his ball-striking firepower, before having it extinguished by Djokovic in the semis. At 22, he’s right where he should be. A-

*****

Kiki Bertens



The world No. 58 beat Angelique Kerber, Daria Kasatkina, Madison Keys and Timea Bacsinszky, and she did it with an almost casual clear-headedness—see ball, hit it where you want it to go. Bertens was heading in the same direction against Serena in the semis, until she reached set point. Then she wasn't as casual or clear-headed. I liked Bertens’ “How the heck did this happen?” reaction after she beat Bacsinszky. But her “I’m happy with my performance” reaction after her loss to Serena made me think she could have gone farther, if only she could have made herself believe it was possible. A-

*****

Stan Wawrinka

Stan, who has reached the quarters or better at seven of the last eight Slams, is able to find his game on command these days. After doing little for months, and nearly going out in the first round in Paris, he mowed down the field until the semis. And Murray needed his best to beat him there. B+

*****

Sam Stosur

Wins over Lucie Safarova and Simona Halep showed us that the Aussie hasn’t lost her odd love for Parisian clay. B+

*****

Yulia Putintseva

What was the pint-sized Putintseva doing in a Grand Slam quarterfinal? Pushing Serena to the limit, and lighting up an otherwise dreary Chatrier with her grit, theatrics, and laughter. Afterward, the 21-year-old proved herself to be a poet of self-awareness, too. “I think the match was very close and very far from being on my side,” she said. Either way, it was fun to watch. B+

*****

Shelby Rogers



From No. 108 to the French Open quarterfinals: It was a dream run for the oft-injured 23-year-old from South Carolina. Her controlled power and clutch serving almost won her a set from Muguruza, too. Hopefully she finds that encouraging; she should. B+

****

Richard Gasquet

It ended badly for Richard G., as we knew it would. After threatening to go up two sets to love on Murray, he collapsed. But his first quarterfinal run in 13 tries at his home Slam was glorious while it lasted. That qualifies as progress. B+

*****

Albert Ramos-Viñolas

The spontaneous joy that this mild-mannered Spaniard showed in beating Milos Raonic to reach his first Grand Slam quarterfinal was the tournament’s expressive peak. B+

*****

David Goffin



The Belgian gets to the door, but he can’t walk through it. Against Djokovic in Miami, he had a set all but won, but couldn’t put away the easiest of overheads to close it. In the quarters in Paris, he had a two-set lead over Thiem all but sewn up, but he couldn’t put away the easiest of forehands. Then he went flat. Goffin has learned how to mix it up with the big boys this year; now he needs to deliver a knockout blow. B

*****

Roberto Bautista Agut

He nearly pushed Djokovic to a fifth set; that may have been the achievement of the fortnight. B

*****

Naomi Osaka

Two majors, two third-round appearances: Not bad for an 18-year-old. She has the shots; now she has to learn to select them. B

*****

Simona Halep and Agnieszka Radwanska

Forced to play in wet conditions, each gave up an early lead in their fourth-round match and lost to a lower-ranked player. I thought at the time that they should have handled the situation better, and that would have been ideal. But they also shouldn't have been out there in the first place. B-

*****

Milos Raonic

In retrospect, hiring John McEnroe, a relentless aggressor, as a grass-court mentor was well-timed. Raonic’s passive performance in his loss to Ramos-Viñolas was a step back in more ways than one. C+

Mạnh dạn dự đoán cửa vô địch cho Djoker giải này nào. Nếu Fed lại cùng nhánh Murray như 2 năm trước nữa thì càng hay vì hai ông đánh nhau tóe lửa để Nole ngư ông hưởng lợi.

Các bác chém vui quá.

Giải này không có gì đột biến thì Nole lại vô địch thôi.
Nole giờ vô đối rồi - chỉ có tự thua thôi

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